What you walk away with
The decisions it settles
Architecture and integration approach, agreed before code
Model selection with the reasoning written down
Build, buy or configure, decided on evidence
Where a human stays in the loop, and why
The containment plan
Failure modes named and mitigated
Approval gates, audit trail and rollback designed in rather than added later
Data boundaries and retention agreed with your security team
Evaluation criteria written before there is anything to evaluate
What you walk away with
A design document your engineers can build from
Acceptance criteria your sponsor will sign
A sized and sequenced build plan
Fee credits in full into the build
How the design runs
Design - Architecture, model selection and integration
Contain - Failure modes, approvals, audit and rollback
Agree - Acceptance criteria, sizing and sign-off
Built for
Teams with a proven use case and no agreed design
Organizations where risk will ask for evidence later
Anyone about to fund a build they cannot yet specify
Projects that failed once and are being restarted
At a glance
Fixed fee
Standalone, or the design stage of a build
Architecture, model selection, integration, containment, acceptance criteria
Fee credits in full into the build
Where it leads.
Straight into Agent and Application Build, or into Process Re-engineering when the process is the thing that has to change.
Settle the decisions before the code.
Fixed fee. Credits in full into the build.